UPC-E barcodes are not created correctly from a 7 or 8 digit number
Some UPC-E barcodes may not be created correctly if the full
UPC-A number is not entered and are using
Feature Level 5 or below font tools. UPC-E encodes portions of the complete UPC-A within
the barcode by using variable parity between character sets. Therefore, enter the 11 or
12 digit UPC-A number to create a UPC-E.
For example, a UPC-E number that is
02532038 scans as 025300000208 with a barcode scanner. For testing purposes, use
025300000208 as the UPC-A number. After this number passes through the barcode
font tools, the text of U(C5D20D)x is returned. When this text
is printed with IDAutomation’s UPC/EAN
barcode font, a correct UPC-E barcode is produced. Only certain UPC-A
numbers can be compressed to the UPC-E format.
UPDATE:
Feature Level 6 Font
Tools, beginning in 2006 releases, now add the functionality for 6, 7
or 8 digit numbers as the input for UPC-E.
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